Coins of India. Princely States. Gokulgarh, Silver Rupees (11), in the name of Shah ‘Alam II, AH (11)88 Year 16, AH 1192 Year 20, AH 1204 Year 32, AH (11)97 Year 25, AH 1207 Year 35 (3), AH 1209 Year 38, AH (12)10 Year 39, AH (121)7 Year 45, AH 1218 Year 4 (KM 620, 624), and a contemporary plated forgery, AH (1)218 Year 46; Panipat, Silver Rupees (3), AH (11)98 Year 25. Very fine to extremely fine.(16)The fortress of Gokulgarh was situated close to the town of Rewari, some 50 miles south-west of Delhi. Originally under the control of the local Rajas it subsequently came under the control of various authories. Maheshwari and Wiggins suggested with some hesitation that Rupees struck from AH 1212/39 to 1218/46 might be considered Maratha issues. The Panipat issue has also in the past been described as a Maratha one but they were struck under Mughal authority. Part of the David Fore Collection of British Indian Coins. £300-350